Sense and Sensibility
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:41:16
It is not broken.
:41:20
Can you put your arm about my neck?
:41:25
Allow me to escort you home.
:41:32
At last!
:41:35
She fell down and he's carrying her!
:41:40
Marianne, are you hurt?
:41:43
It's a twisted ankle.
:41:47
It's not serious.
I felt the bone. and it's sound.

:41:51
- I cannot begin to thank you.
- Do not think of it.

:41:56
- Will you not be seated?
- I'd leave a water mark.

:42:01
- But permit me to call tomorrow.
- We shall look forward to it.

:42:08
I'll show you out.
:42:11
Margaret, get the gentleman's hat.
:42:16
- His name!
- To whom are we so much obliged?

:42:22
John Willoughby of Allenham
at your service.

:42:25
John Willoughby of Allenham ...
:42:30
What an impressive gentleman!
:42:33
He lifted me as if I weighed no more
than a dried leaf.

:42:38
- Tell me if I hurt you.
- She feels no pain, Mamma.

:42:43
Margaret, ask Betsy to make up
a cold compress.

:42:47
Please don't say anything important.
:42:51
- He expressed himself well.
- With decorum and honour.

:42:56
- And spirit and wit and feeling.
- And economy. Ten words at most.


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